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Where does the chaluisan name come from France or haiti?
I thought it was France? Think there is a big park Named chaluisant. Not entirely sure. Let me know if you found out already .
Why did France take over Haiti?
france took over haiti because haiti disobeyed them in skavery
What is the national currency of Haiti?
The currency of the Republic of Haiti is the Gourde.Gourde
When was Faustin I of Haiti born?
Faustin I of Haiti was born in 1782.
Who was the slave liberator of haiti?
Toussaint L'Ouverture was the slave liberator of Haiti.
Who is the priminister of Haiti?
the primester of Haiti is named Michele Pierre Louis
Is Royer in Haiti named after R.Fearon?
yes it is
It has departments named nord sud ouest?
haiti
Where are most hatains located?
on an island named haiti
Who discovered Haiti?
Haiti was discovered by Christophor Columbus
Who helped overthrow the French and later named himself King of Haiti?
i have no idea and i want to know it too
What is a very famous hatian name?
Hi! I have a friend named Kaeli who is very Indian and she also has some resemblence to Haiti......She has a little eight year old sister named Pryia (preea) which i have heard is very common in both India and Haiti....Hope I could help!
What is Haiti's national anthem?
La Dessalinienne(named after Jean Jacques Dessalines who is one of the Founding father of the country.)
What is the island Hispaniola named today?
The island of Hispaniola is divided between two countries today: the Dominican Republic and Haiti.
What is the island of Hispaniola named today?
The island of Hispaniola is divided between two countries today - the Dominican Republic and Haiti.
What other nation does the Dominican Republic share an island with?
Haiti.
Why was haiti named haiti?
Haiti's name is derived from the indigenous Taíno word "Ayiti," which means "land of high mountains." The name reflects the country's mountainous terrain and its significance to the indigenous people who inhabited the island before European colonization.
